DSP Firmware Engineer Wireless Modem Interview Experience - Hyderābād, India
Process
I interviewed at Qualcomm Hyderabad. The interview comprised of four rounds.
The first round was a written test, which included C and C++ programming questions, code snippets, digital design, and aptitude.
The second and third rounds were mostly based on testing programming knowledge and work experience.
In the final round, they asked questions based on all the projects mentioned in the resume and some brainstorming puzzles.
Overall, the process took six hours. The interview panel was very friendly and also gave hints if you were stuck somewhere while answering.
Questions
C:
Structures Dynamic memory allocation Pattern printing
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Qualcomm Work Experiences
- 4.0Good work-life balanceSoftware Developer Lead • Current EmployeeHyderābād, Telangana, IndiaMarch 25, 2023Pros: Good work-life balance. Good leadership team.Cons: Salaries not competitive as per market.
- 5.0Good Culture, Great Pay, Lots Of WorkAssociate Engineer • Current EmployeeHyderābād, Telangana, IndiaDecember 18, 2023Pros: Nice work culture and good pay.Cons: Sometimes too much work.
- 2.0Earn at the cost of your personal life. Worst experienceEngineer • Current EmployeeHyderābād, Telangana, IndiaAugust 23, 2016Pros: 1. Brand name 2. Good compensation & stock options 3. Sometimes tasks are interestingCons: 1. No space for personal life. You might need to work 12-15 hours a day on average. If you forget your personal life, you can survive. I didn't use the word 'work-life balance' because there is no life at all. 2. Expectations are more. Since your peers are living to work, you also have to live to work. 3. No training for tasks. You have to dive and swim. You cannot expect proper guidance for everyone. 4. Change in location/teams is very tedious. The teams are not assigned based on skillset. 5. Policies favor the company, not the employees. HRs use the phrase, "as per the policy," whenever you are raising any concerns. Your concerns are often turned down. 6. You have to adjust to team timing. Even when you are leaving at 5 p.m. in the evening, you might need to email "Leaving Early Today."
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